Open AmicoderDev opened 3 weeks ago
Thanks for this feature request, @AmicoderDev! Currently, you can't save commands directly from Agent mode, but if you've run the command provided by AM, you can save it by right-clicking on the Block and selecting "Save as Workflow" or CMD-S/CTRL-SHIFT-S when a block is selected.
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Describe the solution you'd like?
User flow
User:
I need to find and stop a port.
System:
To find which process is using a specific port, you can use the
ss
command with the-ltnp
options to show listening TCP sockets and their corresponding processes. Let’s start by checking the open ports:Warp (providing the solution):
Here are several ports being used by different processes. If you want to stop a process using a particular port, follow these steps:
ss -ltnp
.User:
Save the entire process into a notebook.
Warp:
The command to save this process locally is:
This creates a
process-notebook.txt
file in your local directory.User:
Save the whole process into the notebook but with dynamic port input from the user.
Warp:
The process has been saved in the
process-notebook.txt
file in the current directory. It includes instructions on dynamically handling user-provided port numbers to find and stop processes.User:
I meant to save it to Warp Drive.
Warp:
It seems "warp drive" hasn't been specified as a directory or mount point in your system. If you are referring to Warp Drive, the feature within the Warp terminal to save commands and workflows, here’s how you can proceed:
Warp Drive allows you to save commands for future use directly in the terminal's interface, not through shell commands. You can access this feature by interacting with Warp's GUI. Would you like to proceed with that?
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
It's not a problem. It's a feature that the user(Me) needs to improve productivity.
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How important is this feature to you?
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